Scientists say...

[Pogo]

I am looking for someone who is willing to agree that 1 + 1 = 20.

If I ever do find such an individual, I want to offer them a deal & the deal is this: I'll trade them $1 + $1 for $20, and as an incentive, I'll give them another $1, which - according to their math - would be a good deal for them.

It doesn't equal 20 it equals 10 silly.

 

[metis]

Show me a source that says this, and show me a source that this has been disproven.

EDIT: Actually, it doesn't matter; I think neither the SST nor the Big Bang Theory are correct/good/plausible theories.

The latter has been well established, and there are numerous books by cosmologists that get into this with detailed information. Even recent evidence from the Webb probe is dealing with this, btw.

Big Bang - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[anotherneil]

It doesn't equal 20 it equals 10 silly.

Oh, sorry - wanna make a deal?

(EDIT: BTW, don't try to be sneaky with that binary number system silliness.)

 

[mikkel_the_dane]

I am looking for someone who is willing to agree that 1 + 1 = 20.

If I ever do find such an individual, I want to offer them a deal & the deal is this: I'll trade them $1 + $1 for $20, and as an incentive, I'll give them another $1, which - according to their math - would be a good deal for them.

Well, that is one example of math. Here is another 1+ 1 = 10.
So you found a local example, therefore it is universal. Well, it is not.

Once you learn to account for in effect neurodiversity as a part of the universe/reality/the world/everything, you realize that objective in effect has a limit.

 

[paarsurrey]

paarsurrey said:
Scientists say...

Aren't the Scientists ordinary errant people, please?
Regards

They are human, yes are you attempting to dismiss the conclusions drawn from evidence because of this?
Do you have any idea how the scientific method works?

Difference is to be made between what a scientist says while he is in the lab doing a scientific project, and between what he says off the cuff , then he is as good as a layman, please, right?

Regards